The International Youth Initiative Programm
The International Youth Initiative Program (YIP) is a social entrepreneurship training in Järna, Sweden, for youth aged 19 to 25 who want to create a positive social change in the world. – A course in how to bring your own initiative into being.
The International Youth Initiative Program (YIP) is primarily concerned with strengthening the capacity of young people to take an active role in fostering positive cultural, social, environmental, and economic change that will benefit all sections of society and to eliminate social injustice, poverty, and inequality. YIP is global in scope and international in concept and sees real benefits in bringing young people together from all parts of the world to reflect on the meaning and impact of globalization. YIP pays tribute to young peoples’ potential and ability as cultural creatives within local communities and society at large.
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Avalon Initiative for the Renewal of Education
A new U.S. American, Waldorf-aligned education think tank has been formed in Harlemville, New York. [more]
No Handhelds for Children under 12
10 Reasons Why Handheld Devices Should Be Banned for Children Under the Age of 12. [more]
Waldorf Education and Multiple Intelligences
How the Waldorf grade school subject classes help develop all of the nine intelligences. [more]
Waldorf Resources: A project of the International Forum for Steiner Waldorf Education
Rudolf Steiner's educational impulse can be found all over the world. Today, there are Steiner Waldorf schools and kindergartens on every continent,... [more]
Just climb through it
At just 13, Ashima is one of the top rock climbers in the world. In July 2014, she became the second female in the world to scale a V14. [more]
New Waldorf Teacher Program at Antioch University NE
Antioch University New England’s Waldorf Teacher Education programs are the only accredited Waldorf master’s programs in the US. The program is also... [more]
International Conference ‘Around 1600′
Initiated by the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica to mark the fourth centenary of the Rosicrucian Manifestoes (1614-1616), 'Around 1600.... [more]
To do well in first grade, kindergartners need self-regulation skills
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Teacher from Baltimore finds educational lessons in German Waldorf Schools
Ashley Silvernail is a College of Education graduate student pursuing her master’s degree in curriculum and instruction in children’s literature and... [more]
Maori embrace Steiner philosophy
The promoter of a charter school in south Auckland, New Zealand, says its mix of kaupapa Maori and Steiner philosophy could be a winner. [more]
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